The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1887-03-17

us of the arrival and departure of their visitors.
Miss King of Culbertson is in the city, to-
day.
Harry Clark is in the city, to-day, on a short
visit.
Henry w. Reyes returned from his Chica.
go trip, last Friday noon.
Joe Swan of Eating House fame was in
the metropolis, Saturday.
Miss Lille Welborn of Indianola has been
visiting i'll the city, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Cramer were up from
%IndianOla, last Saturday afternoon.
V. Franklin had a call to the County Cap
ital, Monday evening on business.
Rev. Rodebaugh of the NJ. E. church was a
business tourist to Oberlin, last week.
C. T. Brewer left on the morning train,
yesterday, for Omaha, on a short trip.
Mrs. Will Erickson of Indianola is visit
ing Mrs. j. T. Burkholder of our city.
j. E. Cochran went down to Lincoln, yes
terday evening, OH important business.
F. NJ. Snow was down from Akron, Thurs
day and Friday of last week, on a visit.
Mrs. Fred. d. Pitney of CulbertsOn visited
her parents in this city, the first of the week.
Thos. Golfer, Esq, left this morning for
Tama City, Iowa, on important legal bust
ness.
Editor Floyd of the Trenton Torpedo and
wife were in the city a few hours, Saturday
evening.
r. A. McCracken of the Hayes Centre
News down to the city, Friday, OH a visit of
some length.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Pate INDUCED in a visit
to the Queen City of the Plains" the close
of last week.
Frank Harris and Charles Meeker were
south of Indianola, Saturday, OH a land
speculation.
Mrs. E. j. Merrill came down from STRAIT
ton, last evening, on a short visit to friends
in this place.
+. NJ. Smith of the First National bank,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Smith at the latter'S
home in Arapahoe.
Leonard Meserve had business of an inter-
esting and delicate nature at Benkelman,
the first of the week.
Squire Shirley was one of I~ndianola's con
siderable delegation of visitors in the city,
yesterday afternoon.
o. Mofitt and wife and William Shaw and
wife of PanOra, Iowa, were new arrivals in
the city, yesterday.
Josiah Rinker of Winchester, Va, father
of c. 2. Rinker of our city, arrived in town,
yesterday, on a visit.
Harry Phillips. the b. & NJ. right of way
man, was in the city, Friday. He left here
for Curtis, during the day.
Albert NOren, who has been confined to a
bed of sickness for a number of weeks, went
down to Hastings, Friday evening, III Il two
weeks visit of recuperatiOn.
DIR. Price of Sandwich, superintendent of
public instruction for Dumdy county, spent a
few hours in the city, Friday.
Miss Alice Murphy of the city schools Wis
tied at IndianOla over Sunday, going down
On Friday evenings passenger.
l.. G. Stephenson, one of AkrOn'S prOmi-
nent real estate men, was down from the
west, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Hill and Mrs. C. d.
Cramer of the county capital, were in the
city a few hours, yesterday afternoon.
Secretary of State Laws came up to the
city, Sunday evening, Oh some matters of
business, returning home OF Tuesday even
lng'S train.
Capt. Keller, Receiver Steinmetz's clerk,
who has been sick at his home in Sutton for
a number of months, returned to the city,
Tuesday night.
NJ. r. Lowell, sheriff of Washington, Colo,
better known as the B. & NJ. ''cow coroner
on the west end, came down from the west,
last evening.
Jack McAlpine went up to Bird City, Kan,
Saturday night, to arrange for the building
of a house OH his mothers claim in that Vi
cinity. He returned, Monday morning.
Squire Sylvester Cordial, treasurer of
Washington county, Colo, came down from
Akron, Thursday evening, to attend the
meeting of King Cyrus Chapter, that evening.
Miss Nettie East went down to Lincoln,
the first of the week, on a visit to her uncle,
Representative Wright of Dixon county,
where she will also make a short visit.
George Farrar, who has been clerk at the
Commercial for a number of months past,
left for the east, yesterday evening. He goes
to Join a travelling theatrical combination.
DR.. J. S. Shaw of IndianOla was in the
city, Tuesday afternoon, to see his new
granddaughter. THE TRIBUNE notes a
pleasant call from the doctor, with a deSira-
BILE financial feature attendant upon the
same.
Patrick Egan, of Lincoln, eX-preSident of
the Irish League of America, was in the city,
Sunday, looking after his extensive interests
in McCOOk He is owner of the handsome